The Generate Payment Plan Details agent action returns the payment installment schedule
for an invoice so that users can understand how an invoice is paid over time, including
installment amounts, dates, and statuses.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions of Revenue Cloud Advanced and Revenue Cloud Billing with the Agentforce
Employee Agent add-on. It also requires the Flex Credits Metering add-on and the
Usage Management add-on.
Invoice Reference – The invoice the user is asking about.
Output
Payment Plan Summary – Installment details, including dates, amounts, and statuses.
Is Successful – Boolean flag that indicates whether retrieval was successful.
Error Message – String with error details if the action fails.
Guidelines and Considerations
The action returns results only for invoices that have an associated payment plan.
If the invoice reference is incomplete or invalid, the subagent can request additional details.
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